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Chinese patent office: AI growth nothing short of “explosive”, plans to launch AI patent pool
Read more: Chinese patent office: AI growth nothing short of “explosive”, plans to launch AI patent poolPrevious Chinese patent pool plans have yet to show indication of success, however.
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Ross Intelligence appeals against ThomsonReuters originality, fair use rulings to the Third Circuit
Read more: Ross Intelligence appeals against ThomsonReuters originality, fair use rulings to the Third CircuitThe AI developer has petitioned the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit to answer whether the headnotes at the core of its copyright dispute with ThomsonReuters fail the Copyright Act’s originality requirement because the notes lack “creative spark” and whether Ross’s use of the headnotes was “transformative, or otherwise fair”.
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Governments are stepping up on AI: Stanford University’s AI Index 2025
Read more: Governments are stepping up on AI: Stanford University’s AI Index 2025U.S. federal agencies introduced 59 AI-related regulations – more than double those in 2023 – and global investment in AI governance tripled to over $37 billion, an annual AI report has found.
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Central District of California denies Tesla’s bid to dismiss “Blade Runner” AI copyright infringement suit
Read more: Central District of California denies Tesla’s bid to dismiss “Blade Runner” AI copyright infringement suitA judge on Monday ruled that Alcon Entertainment’s copyright infringement claims may proceed against Elon Musk, Tesla and Warner Bros. Discovery. However, the judge is inclined to dismiss the plaintiff’s trademark misappropriation allegations.
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OpenAI, Microsoft defeat parts of NYT’s, other news industry plaintiffs’ copyright lawsuits at earliest stage; but summary judgment will be bigger
Read more: OpenAI, Microsoft defeat parts of NYT’s, other news industry plaintiffs’ copyright lawsuits at earliest stage; but summary judgment will be biggerOpenAI and Microsoft have achieved a partial victory over copyright infringement lawsuits brought by the New York Times and other plaintiffs from the news industry, but the key battle will be summary judgment.
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Music publishers denied preliminary injunction in U.S. copyright infringement suit against Anthropic
Read more: Music publishers denied preliminary injunction in U.S. copyright infringement suit against AnthropicThe suit is one of a growing number of complaints filed against AI providers for copyright infringement in the music industry.
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- Chinese patent office: AI growth nothing short of “explosive”, plans to launch AI patent pool
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- Ross Intelligence appeals against ThomsonReuters originality, fair use rulings to the Third Circuit
- Governments are stepping up on AI: Stanford University’s AI Index 2025
- Central District of California denies Tesla’s bid to dismiss “Blade Runner” AI copyright infringement suit